Miscellaneous: command "/who all krak" has no results

[dekova]

I have a character named Krak, said character is not anonymous.
I've been informed that I never show up with "/who all krak"
In fact, it looks like "/who all k" returns nothing, while "/who all m" returns results as expected.

[Dildy]

haha I was in WC and happened upon you and did /who krak and nothin popped up, I thought it was maybe just me...

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[Kavious]

You have the same name as an NPC in the game

https://wiki.project1999.com/Krak_Windchaser

Doesnt answer all the questions, but this might be part of the problem

[dekova]

Originally Posted by Kavious [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You have the same name as an NPC in the game

https://wiki.project1999.com/Krak_Windchaser

Wondered if this could be part of the issue, but appears it isn't. Met a druid named Krackers who also doesn't show up when using /who all krackers.

My guess is that there's some unused parameter masking that's still in place that is causing issues.

[Dolalin]

Krackers won't match Krak.

[dekova]

Originally Posted by Dolalin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Krackers won't match Krak.

Correct. However, if you read my last post I said that "/who all krackers" returns noone as well.

I think there's some parameter masking that's occuring with 'kra' which even prevents "/who all k" from working.

Give it a try:
/who all k = no results
/who all m = lots of results

[dekova]

Just tested with a new char named Krammy.

These don't work:
/who all k
/who all kr
/who all kra

This works:
/who all kram